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It was made for the remembrance of János the Valiant (1774-1847). He was a local shepherd boy who became a widely travelled Hussar captain. The story of his life gave the inspiration to one of the biggest Hungarian poet Petőfi Sándor (1823-1849) to write the legend of János Vitéz. The statue of St. János It was made for the remembrance of the Catholic saint St. János who was the patron saint of the millers and sailors. Made in Baroque style.
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Keresztelő Szent János templom
It was built between 1791 and 1799, and the high altar is from the 1800s. The painting inside is Patay László’s work.
Reformatus-templom
The neogothic church stands on medieval foundation and was built in 1913.
Vizimalom.
The water mill of Ráckeve is a technological and agricultural monument. A reconstructed the old boat mill.
Nagyboldogasszony templom
This church is the only standing Gothic Serbian Orthodox Churches in Hungary and in Middle Europa. It was built in 1487. There are medieval frescos on the walls of the church. The baroque bell-tower located next to the church rests on a 16th-century foundation and was built in 1758